If you invest or trade in the stock market, then this information is important for you. The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has released its official list of holidays for Bakri Eid. According to this list, the Indian stock market will remain closed on Thursday, 28 May 2026 on the occasion of Bakri Eid.
On this day, there will be no trading on NSE or BSE exchanges. This means there will be complete closure of operations in all segments including Equity, Equity Derivatives, Currency Derivatives and SLB.
**Markets will open normally on 27th May**
During the festival season, confusion often arises among investors regarding market holidays. However, according to the latest information received from NSE, the stock market will open normally on 27 May 2026. On this day, all trading will continue as usual, and investors will be able to buy and sell securities.
This means investors should plan their strategies for May 27 as usual, while no trading will be possible on May 28.
**Why is this update important for investors?**
Knowing about market holidays is very important for every trader and investor. This is especially true for those involved in intraday trading, futures and options (F&O) and short-term investing, as they have to plan their market positions in advance.
Having accurate information about holidays enables investors to manage their funds better and plan their risks more effectively, thereby avoiding any disruptions caused by sudden market closures.
**Trading schedule may vary on MCX**
The commodity markets – especially the Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX) – have a slightly different schedule from the stock market. On several occasions during festivals, the morning session on MCX remains closed while the evening session continues.
However, MCX may issue a separate, detailed circular specifically for Bakri Eid 2026. Over the years, it has often been observed that morning trading remained closed, but the market reopened after 5:00 pm.